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Jorge Abreu
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  • Rental Property Investor
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🏢How to Structure Your Real Estate Company

Jorge Abreu
Professional Services
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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To achieve your objectives and safeguard your assets, you must organize your real estate company properly. My personal experiences have taught me a few things that might help you accomplish this.

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is an excellent first step. In addition to offering the required security, it is easy on the taxes. To ensure you choose the correct structure for your needs and financial objectives, it is advisable to seek advice from real estate experts such as a lawyer and certified public accountant. Having the right structure is what builds success. 🙌

Establishing distinct legal organizations for each acquired property is a prudent course of action. If you're dealing with lenders in particular, this method will help you stay organized and safe. Lenders are satisfied, and additional security is offered by employing a Delaware limited liability company (LLC) for property-specific businesses, in my opinion. The key to efficiency is organization.

You can administer and assess each property independently by establishing a separate entity for it. By doing so, it lessens the likelihood that damage to one property will spread to others. Taking this step shows that you mean business when it comes to real estate deals.💥

You can build a strong real estate firm by adhering to these rules. Building a successful company from the ground up is the number one piece of advice I provide to my students. According to one of my mentors, I've witnessed people become bogged down by the maze of company structure. The most important thing is to act.

➡️My friend, keep it simple. Stop procrastinating and get that LLC up and running ASAP. Keep your attention on the offense as well as the defense.

Through my own journey, I've realized the importance of having a competent team and building strong relationships. Collaboration is key in the real estate industry. If you put together the correct team and work on your relationships, you'll have the strength and self-assurance to face any challenges that come your way.

Proper structures are crucial to a real estate company; after all, success is all about that solid foundation!

Let's go!🚀

  • Jorge Abreu